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Wild pies, when eaten, grant the highest slayer level boost, at +5. They can be used for slayer runs on high-end monsters, and some quest requirements. Eating a slice of wild pie with 1 or 2 Slayer levels below the required one is advisable to avoid having to need to eat wild pie constantly.
Wild pie is a type of pie that restores 22 Hitpoints in total, 2 bites each healing for 11. It also temporarily boosts Slayer by 5 levels, the highest boost available, and Ranged by 4 levels. A pie dish will remain after both bites are consumed.
Raw wild pies are used to quickly train Cooking and Magic by using the Bake Pie spell. They are made by using the ingredients (raw bear meat, raw chompy, raw rabbit) on a pie shell, in that order. To avoid losing money, test out the profit of making one pie before you do them in bulk.
The optimal quest guide lists Old School RuneScape quests in an order that allows new Members to progress in a way that minimises the amount of skill training to completion of all the quests. This guide does not show the most efficient quest order.
What are your opinions on boosting with wild pies? Is it worth it to boost from 5 levels below? What about with preserve? Is it better to boost for a whip from -5 compared to boosting for a trident from -5? Did you do wild pie boosting for anything too early (-5 instead of -4 or less) and regret it?
A raw wild pie is made by adding raw rabbit to a part wild pie 2. It can be cooked on a range to produce either a wild pie or a burnt pie. At 85 cooking, the burn rate is 23.2% based on a sample of 1,000 Raw wild pies whilst wearing cooking gauntlets and using the Hosidius range.
Wild pies are one of the highest Slayer boosts available. They can be used for Slayer runs on high-end monsters and some quest requirements. Eating a slice of wild pie with 1 or 2 Slayer levels below the required one is advisable to avoid having to need to eat wild pie constantly.
